@daniel_su123 said:
@GrenadeLauncher: You literally can't use Windows 10 without a MS account efficiently
I can and do. Don't care about the Windows Store or Cortana at all. I already have apps cluttering my smartphone. I don't need or want them on my PCs. I don't need to synchronize seetings between devices either because they are supposed to be different on each one. What else? Nobody else is using my computers and I never felt the urge to use OneDrive. I used a local account with Windows 8 and will continue to do so with Windows 10. Microsoft realized that not everybody wants that shit anyway.
"Microsoft's policy about local accounts in Windows 10 seems to have changed in a very positive way. You no longer have to choose between limited capabilities and cross-platform integration. Windows 10 tries to find a balance between Microsoft accounts and regular users' expectations.
This policy change seems to be oriented at users who, for example, have a single computer and synchronization services are useless for them. Also, it is now easier for those of you who like the idea of having separate accounts on separate computers to create usable local accounts.
The inability to install apps from the Windows Store when you are using a local account doesn't seem such a serious problem, especially for users who are not interested in them. Still, you have to remember that there is a middle ground, meaning that you can log into a local account and then use a Microsoft account to sign into Windows Store and separately into any apps you would like to use.
All in all, Windows 10 takes it down a notch when it comes to Microsoft accounts and will allow you to use this operating system in a more personalized manner. It may well be an attempt on Microsoft's part to make this operating system more appealing to legacy users."
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